Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-09-12


opposite Horace Rawson's, where he
viii build s good house this fall.
Robert Waugh aged Sc years. died
ST his home on the 18th inst Funeral
at his late residence by Rev. J. {.
Taylor.
Mr.. Powers, who has been hand
sick is slowly improving; DR.. Whit
ney remains about the same. He
hiss been very sick.
On Wednesday s party Of over
thirty went to Hardwick 70 visit 4.
B. Blake's people. The visit was
greatly enjoyed by all
Rev. Mr.. Scribner went 70 VOL
colt on Sunday. Sept 1. % hold
quarterly meeting. and Rev Mr.
Vail preached here in his stead
John Norris. Walter Thompson,
Geo. Gage and Ernest Root en-
ter Burlington college this week
They al graduated At the academy
last spring
Jay Seaver and family have re
turned TO COnn.-Mrs. Skinner has
started for her home in Montana
Mrs George OF Peacham has been
here visiting
As partial result Of the work and
revival spirit in the church during
past year or two. eighteen young per
sons Joined the Methodist church in
full connection on the 4th. inst. May
the good work continue.
Al meeting held On the evening
OF the Sd. in relation 70 forming
4 temperance society OF some sort. 3
committee 10 take the matter into
consideration was chosen. and money
raised 10 start s Templar's Lodge. If
il i thought best by them 70 form a
secret organization.
4. Paddock. town treasurer will be
ST tie postotfice So. Craftsbuuv. the
forenoon Of Sept. Is and al the post
Office. Z. Craftsbury the forenoon OF
Sept. 18th 70 receive taxes. Pay
your taxes and save further trouble
and expense.
Coventry.
Wallace Bailey has sold his farm
and stock 70 Madison J. Black for
S. 200.
Mr.. Mcfarland vas busy having
$ short time ago. not having harvest
ed all OF the first crop
The ". NJ. Society viii meet in
the N. T. vesry Tuesday afternoon
and evening. The NJ E. picnic is
postponed until Saturday.
Eddie Niles has taken to his side
a worthy helpmate and his friends
remembered him By 3 cordial house
warming.
The State ". c. T. I. annual
meeting Is 10 be Al Woodstock, Sept
I-I5. The delegates from the Cow
entry [ mon are Miss N. L Williams.
Mrs. Jennie K. Herbert and Mrs. D.
P. Walworth.
DERBY
New boy boarder al Elmer james.
The regular monthly business prayer
meeting Of the " c T Z viii De held
with Mrs John Daily on Saturday after
noon ats O'Clock
The extensive repairs on the mills
are nearly done: the grist mill and
carriage shops are running and the
saw mill vii start up soon
The corn festival was q success:
receipts So At the entertainment
Al academy hall, Edgar Adams Of
Washington. 81 home on 3 visit. sang
several pieces 10 the pleasure Of the
audience
While Fred Holt left his wife in
the carriage in front OF the post-offce
70 get his mail. the horse took the
management Of affairs and Mrs.
Holt was thrown violently 70 the
ground, though not seriously hurt
Arthur Uttin's team broke through
TIE Fairchild's bridge on Friday.
but the horses and driver escaped
injury
There i % De- E reception given by
the citizens 70 the new board Of trustees
and ID The students OF the academy. Al
academy hall Oh Wednesday evening
The company vii be entertained with
music b some Of our home talent. also
with songs rendered by Messrs. Elliott
and Keller Of Boston. Il / hoped that
: lsrge representation Of citizens will
Dc present
w est Derby
o. D. Harvey has had his pension
restored.
Glover.
c. A Barrows has his younger
brother here clerking for him.
Mrs. Mary A LiYermore lectures
here, Friday evening sept 23rd
Ed. Bodwen returns 20 Dartmouth
college. y. Norton 10 johnson, and
Johnnie BorIand 70 St Johnsbury TO
attend school
Elmer French and wife are spend
ing 3 few days home. Mrs A NJ
Crane and Mrs. Nancy Bickford are
in town and receive q cordial vel
come
Mr.. Barrows K making the dry
bones rattle in the old Dwinell store,
and some Of the goods are going ct
prices that make the old marks on